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TIsjjja Of VlsucUibi} Jdivjia

West Cape May

Mrs. John W. Myers Mrs. Clarence Leraunyon spent Monday in Belleplain with her brother. Mr. and Mn. Alfred Matthews, Sr. .entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews, Jr. and their son over the weekend. Mrs. Mary Pafpliei has returned from the Atlantic City Hospital, where she was a patient for some

time.

Malcolm McDuell left on Tuesday to begin duty in the U. S. Naval Reserve. Mrs. W. O’Conner, of Norfolk, ' Va., has returned home after ‘ spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Elwell. Mrs. Frank Bennett is spending a week in Philadelphia as the guest of her son and daugh-ter-iri-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, Jr. Mrs. Edward Henderson, of Wildwood, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hoffman Monday

night.

Mrs. Richard Hawley and her son William spent the weekend in Philadelphia with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tngersoll spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Orlanda LafTerty entertained Mr. and Mrs. John

wood, Pa., spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilfred Swain and her family. A number of people from here attended the turkey supper at the Consolidated School on Thursday

evening.

Irwin Swain, of Toledo, Ohio, spent a day recently here with his brother and his mother in Cape May. Mrs. Marguerite Williams and Mrs. Marjorie Repp attended the Eastern Star meeting at Cape May on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barber made a business trip to Vineland i Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Needles and her family have returned home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Elsie Shaw, at Merion,

Pa.

Miss Vivian Whitehead is spent ing some time in Pittsburgh visit-

Mrs. David Teitelman and her father, John See, spent Wednesday in Philadelphia. Mrs. Malcolm McDuell is entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fox, of Salem. The Rev. Harker, of Bloomsburg, Pa., will make his home at the Barker cottage on Broadway. Mrs. Charles Andrews, of Hackensack, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Alexander Smith. Mrs. Harold Roop was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Allen Hand, on Monday. Mrs. Charles Poulson had her guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Poulson, Mrs. Doris Greene and her daughter

Ruth.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poulson and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Poulson motored to Philadelphia on Mon-

day.

Allan Greene has returned to his home in Philadelphia, where he will leave for duty in the Army. Barbara Ann Rice called on Leslie Poulson on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burke, of Buffalo, N. Y., are receiving congratulations on the birth of a nine-pound baby boy, bom on Saturday, October 17. Mrs. Burke was formerly Miss Emily D. Mem, of West Cape May. Mrs. Clarence Smith is spending several days in Philadelphia with her daughter, Catherine. Miss Pauline Bennett, of Trenton State Teachers College, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bennett. Mrs. C. C. Sayre spent several days last week at Easton, Md.

Cape May Point

The S.T.R. Class meeting has been postponed until a later date. The Standard Bearers’ Class held a quilting party at the home of Mrs. Julia McPherson on Wednesday. Mrs. Allie Day spent Sunday her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Taylor. A number of people from here attended the Sunshine Class Hallowe’en party at the social hall in Erma on Tuesday evening.. John Williams, of New London, Conn., is spending some time here with his wife and family. The Happy Hearted Class members were guests on Friday eve; ning at the home of Miss Lillian' McPherson. Misses Eva and Lida Allan have returned to Woodstown after spending a few days here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoffman motored to Woodstown on Thurs-

day.

Richard Ewing is improving slowly in the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs. Anna Elliott and daughter, Mrs. Betty Crouch, ited her mother, Mrs. Louella Barnes, at Belleplain on Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Needles has retum1 home after spending two weeks with relatives in Philadel-

phia.

Mrs. Belle Hughes is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Nat Morrison, and her family at Coatesville. Mrs. Caroline Williams called on Mrs. Carrie Needles bn Sunday.

Mr. and Mm. Gamer Petamon, la Eldora. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hand,

Rio Grande

Mrs. R. E. Wolcott

Erma

Mrs. Alberta Williams

Mrs. Ray Gerew has returned from a two-weeks’ visit with her ■on, Corporal Jack Gerew. t Camp Chaffee, Fort Smith, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Oxford avenue, entertained the latter’s sister, Mrs. John Watson, of Warren Grove, for a week’

visit.

Mr. and Mrs. James Woolson spent the weekend out of town. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCullough celebrated their 26th wedding annivemary on October 10th with friends and relatives and are now enjoying a few days in Philadelphia, Reading and Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cottee drove down to spend the weekend at their cottage, where they entertained guests. Mr. and Mrs. Beaver, of HurffviHe, enjoyed a few days- at their summer cottage. — ' Mrs. B. I. Bell is spending 8 time with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas. Kilrain, in Germantown, and from there will'visit relatives in Metuchen for a short tirhe. Mr. and Mps. J. A. Hess drove down to . enjoy the weekend at their cottage. The library will be located at the home of Mrs. James Woolson on Oxford avenue and will be open from 2 to 4 P.M. on Wednesdays. Miss Eva Little, of Washing■Aon, D. C.,- is visiting Mr. and jffrs. John Corson, of Cape May Point, for two weeks.

Cold Spring

Mrb. Alberta Williams William Parker, who is ei

ployed in Fairview, spent weekend here with his wife. Mrs. Ethel Miller and daughter, Mrs. Lewis H. Conley, and her daughter Grade, of Wildwood, spent Monday with Mrs. Joseph McPherson. Mrs. Clyde Heathcote, of Rio Grande, spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Parker. Mr. and Mm. Nat Morrison, of Coatesville, spent a few days here

with relatives.

Mrs. and Mm. Gilbert "Ewing and their son, of Barnegat, are

visiting relatives here.

Virgil Wilson, of Hollywood, Fla., is spending a few days here

with Miss Lillian Smith.

Mr. and Mm. Marvin Falkenberg and their children, of Chester, Pa., and Mr. and Mm. James

Tomlin and their children, of Lin- spent Thursday with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rutherford, Mrs. William Corson and her son, Carl Corson, Mrs. Anna McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Porter and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Joseph Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hickey and Mrs. Ruth Corson, of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corson, of Lower Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Corson, of Millville, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Barkalow and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chamock, of Wildwood, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corson and their family. Mrs. Garetta Madden has returned home after being employed at the Macomber Hotel at. Cape May during the summer. Mr. and Mm. Alvin Mason returned home Monday after spend- ‘ ing three weeks with their son, George Mason, at Tacoma, Wash-

ington.

Mrs. Helen Garretson has been ill during the past week at her home here. Joseph Roop, of the Naval Reserves in Philadelphia, spent the weekend here with his family. On Friday William Eldredge, who had enlisted in the U. S. ■Signal Corps with a number of other men, left with sealed orders for their destination. Carl Coreon is attending school in Philadelphia this winter. Mm. Irene Taylor returned home Saturday after spending three weeks with her son Senser at Fort Lewis, Washington. Mrs. Naomi Taffyn attended the funeral of her mother, Mm. Rosalinda Young, at Vemfleld, Pa., during the past week. Mm. Edith Robbins and her son Wayne, of Roebling, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mm. Richard Stiefel, Sr. William Taffyn, who is employed st the.Baldwin Locomotive Co. in Eddystone, Pa,, spent the weekend here with his family. Mrs. Frances Roop spent Saturdav jn Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth Thompon and their children, of Pleas'"tville. caBed \>r relatives here

Sunday.

Miss Cora Garretson spent Saturday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Garretson, at

Court House.

Mrs. Georgie Snyder affil her daughter, Mrs. Alberta Williams, and her daughter. Alberta Rose, snent .Saturday with relatives in South Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly, Sr. -e spending a f?w weeks’ vacation in Germantown with their son, Albert C: Kelly, and his familv, and in Wissinoming with Mm. George Kelly, Jr. and-her family. Mr. and Mm. Frank Garret on were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Odinath at Wildwood Crest Sunday evening. ~ ■ Miss Viola Ray and Bob Neiln. of Wildwood, were here visiting Mm. Frank Garretson and her familv this week. • Leslie Garretson. Jr. is in the Navy and is stationed at San

Diego, Cal.

Mr. and Mm. Charles Metz, of Wildwood, are now occupying the home of Mm. Hattie Garretson. Mm. Ida Long and her baby

Felix Wuerker was taken to At lantic - City Hospital on Wednesday with a back injury. Mrs. Lewellyn Hildreth received word last week that her son, Carl Hand, at Camp Gruber, Okla., has been made a sergeant Mr. and Mm. Fred Sharkey, of Philadelphia, are staying at their summer home here for .a time. William J. Bryan and his family have moved into the house recently vacated by Harry Eldredge and his family. Mm. Helen Young has gone to Fort Benning, Ga. to visit Private Elwood Cornwell. Mrs. Mike Matters and her family entertained her aunt, of Audubon, last week. Mrs. Joseph Entrikin and her daughter Judy, of Vineland, are spending this week here with her parents, Mr. and Mm. Robert Kennedy. Mrs. Alfred Entrikin fell in her yard last week and broke her •m at the shoulder. Mr. and Mm. Arthur Cresse and their son spent the weekend with relatives in Philadelphia, John Cheeseman, of Camden, is spending some time here at his summer home. Robert Kennedy, Jr. is spending this week with his brother-in-law, Joseph Entrikin, at Vine-

land-

G. E. Paraons, of Carlisle, Pa.,

is visiting

'•dnaaday evening.

Mr. and Mm. DanM

of Erma, have rented recently vacated by RaaaaU Wool-

son and bis family.

Mr and Mm. Carl Cranor moved last wsak to North Wildwood.

Mr. Cranor has

ent at the Wildwood Water V

. enlisted in the Navy. Walter Watson is taking his place at the plant. Miss Annis Hand and her mother visited the latter’s son, Private Douglass Hand, at -Fort Dix on Monday. Russell Sayre is stationed at the Naval Base at Cape May. Mr. and Mm. Howard Meredith •e on their vacation in Trenton. Miss Margaret Harris spent the weekend at Wildwood with her sister, Mm. Jack McGowan. Mm. Fred Windish is visiting Mm. Jack Berry at Salem. James Robbins has secured employment at Penns Grove.

Supplemental Gas Rations Expire

. . motorists by the Office of Price Administration Monday that they must apply at local price and rationing boards for renewals of supplemental gasoline rations after their original grants expire

today.

ration books, issued

. when thp- plan went into effect on

daughter, Mm. July 22, will expire today. Some

Help clear the lines

for the rising tide of War Calls

W„ u*c of the telephone is tremendous—and growing. But the present telephone system cannot be further enlarged — copper end other materials must go for munitions rather than for more telephone wires end switchboards. What we now have must serve throughout the war emergency. Your kelp is needed to keep the rising volume of war massages moving promptly.

LONG DISTANCE . . . Make cnly necessary calls and avoid rush hours. If possible call before 10 a. m., between noon and 2 p.m., between 3 aud 7 p.m., or after 9 p.m. Plan your call to make it brief and effective. Call by number when you can; it usually means a qui

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By virtue of- an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein Township of Middle, a municipal corporation, of Cape May County. N. J. is complainant, and you are defendants.'-you are required to appear, plead - or answer to the bill of complaint, on or before the 7,th. dry of December next, or said bill will bo taken as confessed against you. The said bill Is fllcd to foreclose a lax sale certificate made by James A. Vance. Collector of Taxes to Township of Middle. Cape May County. N. J, dated January 13th. 1940. recorded July 1st. 1942, In Book 390 MortuaKes pagre 381 &c. on lands In Middle- Township. Cape May County. N. J.; and you William H. "•-■vens. are made defendant because u are the owner of a morlKagc 'erlns the property, made and ex—ited by William H. Simpkins to Samuel Endlcott, which mortgage has since been assigned to you. recorded In Book 18 Assignments page 7 &c. and by reason thereof you may claim some Interest In the premises; and you Anchor Rocking Class " poratlon. are made defendant bole holder of a mortgage, covering premises assigned to you by assignment recorded In Capo May Clerk's Office In Book 48 Asslgns mortgages, page 306 Ac. and .oaspn thereof may claim some Interest In the premises. Dated October Sth. 1942. CHARLES A. BONNELL, Solr. Cape May Court House. N. J. l-15-4ts-pf|16.32

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To Agnes V. Harrington:

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the dale hereof. In a certain cause wherein John J. HarrlngIs the petitioner, and you ore the

defer

■ petitioner's petition <

r In default thereof, such de-

Chanccllor shall think equitable and The object of said suit IS to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving the

petitioner for the cause of desertion Dated: September 21sl. 1942. BKNJAMIN F. FRIEDMAN. Solicitor for and of Counsel

10-8-4ts-pfl8.S4

All that certain tract or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Cape May Point, County of Cape May, and State pf New Jersey, more partidui arly known and designated os Lot Np. 99. and the Westerly one- ialf of Lot 100, In Block "A",-as shown on Map of Lota at Cape May Point, .I-'.; filed with the Clerk of Cape May

of

'Cape _

Being the Same premises which Dennis J. Gavaghan and Agnei M.. his wife, conveyed to the said Catherine B. Sader. wife of John J. Bader, by deed dated June 15, 1937 and of record in the Cleric's Office of Cape

All that certain lot of lands and premises situate, lying and being In the Borough of Cape May Point, formerly^ Sea Grave, In the County

of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, being Lot No. 135. In Block ••£'• — ,-ia m certain map of lots

— laid down .—,. „ and afreets, and duly recorded In the County Clerk's Office at Cape May Court House, reference thereto, L found to be as follows, vis: Begln-

the Northerly

side of Lincoln Avenue, 100 feet Westerly of the Northwest corner of Lincoln and Coral Avenues, and running Westerly the width of 50 feet on Lincoln Avenue, and extending of the width In depth Northerly 100 feet, containing 5000 square feet of

land.

.. Bel , n .F JJ? 8 • Iime Premises which Max W. Rlerborbach et ux. conveysd to Catherine B. Sader. wife of John J. Sader, by deed dated July 31. 1941, and of record in the Clerk's Office of Capo May County. In Deed Book ”

626 p

of Attachment Issued In the abovestated cause, and will be sold for cash, also the following goods and

3 pc. Living Room Suite. 1 Phllco Console Radio, 1 Sllvertone Table Model Radio, 2 Elcc. Floor Lamps, 1 Porch Rocker. 1 Circular Mirror. * Venetian Blinds, 3 Porch Rockers, 1 Roll Top Desk, 1 7 Pc.Joining Roo /Suit. 1 Mirror, 2 Venetian Blinds,

spring and , _ Singer Sewing Machine. 1 Chair. 2 Venetian Blinds, 1 Double Metal Bed complete with spring and mattress. * Bureau. 1 Rocker. 1 Floor Lamp. Venetian Blind. 1 Double Metal od complete with spring and matess. 1 Bureau. 1 Chest of Drawers. Chair. 1 Venetian Blind. 1 Frlgolre and 1 Kitchen Cabinet, which are attached and seized by F. Mulford Stevens. Sheriff of the County of Cape May. as the property of Catherine B. Sader and John ' Sader. the above named defendts. by virtue of a writ of attachmt Issued In the above cause. Dated Sept. 28. 1942. GILBERT C. HUGHES. Audi tot. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Attorney. 10-l-4ts-pfl53.72

sitter fi-ss

Si

One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives, (Second Congressional District) to serve for. two years. One member of the State Senate to

member of the ( cmbly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five

Two Ml Chosen Freeholders

three years.

One Coroner to

ibera of the Board ef

to serve for

R. A. SWAIN. SR. Doted. August 18. m^^CteriL

■ersugh of SsathOope Kay, M. M.

thereto, dated June L 1S3S.

Notice la hereby given that the Board of Rede try and Election wHl sit at the Borough Hall. Intibe Bor°y«h ^5 j^. NrT? ~ between the kouri^of T o'cleek ajn. and I o'clock p.m. A General Kleetion will be held at which time the rater* of said borough will vote far

the following officers.

One member of tne United States Senate tc serve for six years. One member of the House of Rep-

resentatives. (Second Congressional

District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to

for three years. One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for One Coroner to serve for three

years.

One Mayor to serve for two

years.

Two members of Council to servo

NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the accounts of the subscriber, as Administrator of the Estate of Carlyle D. Palyier. deceased, will be audited

and stated by the Surrogate, and ported for settlement to the _. ' ' Court of the County of Cape

fourth day of

at ten o'clock A. M.. at which application will be made for the allowance of Commissions and cou

sel fees.

Dated September 29th. 1942. „ . JAMES T. PALMER. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE.

Proctor.

MOTXdB OP KLBOTXOM

f Oape May, Jf. g.

thereto, dated June 1, ISIS.

Island Creek. District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of Atlantic Ocean, rjprtheast of Howard and Franklin atraeta and southeast of Cape Island Crick. District Number "-.Three comprises

south of Franklin st of the Atlantic Ocean, nortbit of Jackson street, east of Cape

Island Creek. District Number Four comprises south of Jackson street to Second Avenue, West of the Atlantic Ocean

sit a

Tuesday, October IS, 1942

*ietween the houra of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making s registration of voters to revise and correct the reglsof voters for said General Eleci of Tuesday. November 3. 1942.

MERCHANTS/ NATIONAL RANK Plaintiff.

CATHERINE B. SADER AND JOHN J. SADER

—icrlber. auditor appoint-

ed by said Court In the said cause, will sell and make assurance . at public vendue, at the Sheriff's Office u the Court House,_ at Cape May

Court House. New Jersey.

26th day of October. A. D. t»42. at the-hour of two o'clock P. M. (E. W. T.). the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of the said defend-

—I that certain lot or piece of ground with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate and being In Sea Grove. County of Cape May. State of New Jersey, being Lot NO. 98. on Block A. as laid down In a certain map. of lota and streets, being situate at the Northeast corner of Central and Pearl Avenues, duly recorded In the office of the Clerk's at Cape May, New, Jersey. Being the same premises which C. O. St ruse A Sons, a corporation existing under tbe laws of the State

Notice Is hereby-- given that Board of Registry and Election will •It at First Second. Third A Fourth election districts of the City of Cape

May at the’"Shield'S Cottage. 1014 Washington StretW^ for the First election diet!Hi at Cape May r*l»W Cl ■ I-. _ - TX7 a a ■. . ... . .

City Garage. Washington street Salween Queen Street and Madison avenue for the Second, election district; at the Chemical Fire House,

Election district, at 320 Washington Street for the Fourth election

district on

Tuesday, Wovamber 8, 1949.

knurs of T o'clock ... and 3 o’clock p.m.> a General Election will be held at which time the voters of said city will vote for the

following officers:

One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Rep-

resentatives, (Second Congressional

District) to serve for two years. One member of Jhe State Senate to

serve for three years.

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for

for three years.

EDGAR F. BURGHER.

Borough Clerk.

Dated. August 18. 1942.

Borough of Caps May Point, M. J.

Eastern War Time

In conformity with-the provisions of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and tbe amendments and supplements

thereto, dated June 1. 1(18.

Tuesday, October 13, 1943 between tbe noun of one and nlna o cloak on said day for the purpose —■*"— - registration of voters.

Notlea Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will elt at the Fire House on Yale Avenue

Tuesday, November 3, 1949. between tbe hours of 7 o'clock A.M. and 8 o'clock P.M. A General Election wMI be held at which time tbs voters of said borough will vote for the following officers: One member of the United States

One member of the I 1 resentatlvee, (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years.

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of tfc*' Board of Chosen Freholders to serve for three years. One Coroner to serve for three' years. LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. Dated. August 18. 1942.

NOTICE or ELECTION

Eastern War Time

. I “ . 0 ,° nformlt Y wl ‘ h ‘he provisions f Title 19. Revised Statutee, and amendments and supplements

thereto, dated June 1. 1928.

Tuesday, October 13, 1943 between the hours of one and nine o'clock on said day, for tbe purpose of making a reglrtratlon of voters and to revlss and correct tbe register of voters for said General Elecof Tuesday. November 3, 1943.

Netloe is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will sit In the Drum House In the Borough

of North Cape May. N. J„ on Tuesday, November 3, 1949.

between the hours of 7 o’clock aJB. and 3 o'clock p.m. A General Election will be held at which time the

rotors of aald Borough of North Cape May, will vote for the follow

g officers:

One member of the United States

mate to serve for six years.

One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional

District) ti One member of the State Senate to

serve for three years.

One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five

years

One Coroner i

serve for three

One Justice of the X

FlaOTD C. HUGHES. Cttr Clerk. Dated. August IS, 1942.

Two Members of ths Board of

Chosen Freeholders

Dated. August 18. 1148.